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You're very kind 🙂

I am grateful that you said that, because I too have seen other channels do a tour of this same one, and Nick never fails to present a steller video. 🍷

Heartily agreed. Took me a couple of videos to grasp the flow, but I’ve caught right up. Spectacular boat with range to spare.

Best yacht reviewer hands down.

Hilarious!

I think they did it because it would be more attractive to charter....you could bring two families comfortably

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Even a second-hand cabin version would be a straightforward retrofit.

I mean it's obvious because if you look at the saloon it can't seat the 14 guests that this yacht sleeps, so where does everyone hang out once the sun goes down or the weather is bad, in their cabins? 12 guests with 2 common areas is much more civilized.

You can have that option

@@blest5132 I don't say this often or lightly - but Aquaholic is wrong. This yacht sleeps 12 guests, anything more is an offence the captain can be disciplined for and can invalidate the insurance. Even most top-end superyachts are only legally permitted 12 guests (even if they have nearly 100 crew). Any more than 12 guests and the regulations you must adhere to are commercial PASSENGER ships not personal pleasure craft. Legally speaking, including the manufacturer's statement, this is a 6 cabin 12 guest vessel and space for 7 crew. Yes, you can legally put guests in crew cabins (e.g. stuffing a teen into the crew pit of a 45 foot local yacht) that's fine BUT you must not have more than 12 guests on board. Operational crew is 5 staff, with 2 more berths for supplementary crew, they could be nautical or the could be personal (tutor, nutritionist, trainer, whatever). So no, they would not have a table for 14 guests. In fact that would indicate to the authorities the boatyard were attempting to fraudulently and illegally make a vessel that sleeps 2 more guests than it is permitted to.

@@darthkek1953 gotcha, thanks

I may be wrong in saying this, but I think they are modular tables where you can extend them and add chairs that you have in storage if need be.

@@nashgates109 For some.of them, yes, I suspect you're right, but I have taken a close look and a lot don't appear to have that capability.

@@davidfmelbourne3473 Hmmm. They have to set the boat up before you leave, so maybe it's taken care of then.

- I had just dropped the 7th cabin, have a big sofa that can be changed into a dinning space, on the go. - have the lower salon, become a large salon, entertainment area, perhaps where the dinning table is, semi close it off and use it as a TV/cinema room. - The extra space you manage to hopefully get, use it for improved work area for the crew. - also change the interior of the beach club, and make it into a combined beach club and boat storage (most yacht at this size, usually tow there larger tenders) this will free up the upper deck. - the free space on the upper deck, use it to extend the upper structure, the extra space use it for the salon, and more the sauna up there (to be able to sit in a sauna and have a good view... that is the perfect life) - Change the lower VIP into 2 guest cabins, or alternative 1 quest cabin and a (other facility). alternatively split VIP into 2 cabin, equal in size with the other cabins, and use left over space for either: increasing quest cabin space; improve crew facility; entertainment storage; mover engine room more forward, thus making beach club bigger; etc. (there are no need for quest cabin and VIP cabin to be equal in size of the owner/master cabin) Just a few changes I would do.

You are right. Often in medium size yachts there is not enough table seating for all guests. It is just a peculiarity of the industry. I do want to mention that this yacht cannot have 14 guests overnight. Even with 7 cabins. It has a maximum allowable number of 12 guests. It is not commercially rated so 12 is the limit. Even a 100m yacht can only have 12 guests unless it is commercially certified. I am sure you have noticed that if you have watched a lot of yacht videos.

I agree. This is a nice boat. But what is the point where it is too big?

@@uk9383 'too big' is surely when the monthly running costs are greater than your ongoing budget.

@@derekstuart5234 i didnt mean it just in the budget category. Just looking at it practically there is a point when a boat is too big to be actually fun. Now yes you can get like a giant megayacht and have your ego blow up through the roof but what is actually practical?

@@uk9383 I understood your point. When I retire I am planning to buy a yacht- it needs to be big enough to live on, which probably means it is impractical for me to single-crew. But then I'm looking at the 50-75ft. People who are looking at boats like this one here aren't interested in practical- it's all a status symbol and you can either afford to crew it to make it practical or you can't. If I had the money would I buy one of these as a floating home, permanently moored? Yes, I would- but unless I had the money to pay someone to maintain it then it would be impractical. So really it always comes down to budget. At least for me. I would be (genuinely) interested to know how you interpret it- have I overlooked something?

@@derekstuart5234 i mean i depends on what you want. If you want to live on you will obviously want a bigger boat. But just to have fun in it you really dont need all this. For me id just have a boat for me my wife and 2 kids to go out for an afternoon or a day or two. so all id really need is a boat with a reasonable master bedroom and a room with a bunk bed. And then some interior and exterior space to relax cook and eat. So itd basically want a boat that is a bit bigger than aquaholics sunseeker. Now if you want your whole family on the boat you would obviously want a bigger boat. This guy that made this video has a sunseeker and its perfect for him and his wife maybe only make the bedroom bigger on his boat. He made a video of him and i think his wife going out a bit and eating lunch. I mean the sea is the same in that sunseeker as in that megayacht. The megayacht would be just way too big for 2 people in my opinion. And the smaller boat was more intimate and you are more in the elements. But yeah. There is definitely a point where a boat is to big no matter how big of a budget for crew you have. If you just want to have fun on the weekend you probbably dont want to rent a giant villa for 2 people. It would be probbably way more fun to rent a small holiday apartment/condo/camping trailer on the beach.

Hahaha. To better days…and underwear

Join the club.

Knickers 😂

All I have have is the elastic.

Ouch 😂

My pleasure!

That's nice to hear, thank you 🙂

You're very kind! 🙂

Glad you like them! 🙂

I bet they feel nice to walk on though :)

My pleasure 🙂

Thanks for watching! 🙂

You’re Welcome

You're very welcome 🙂

Let’s be honest, we’d be lucky to *work* on a yacht like this 😅

Glad you enjoyed it

Depends how fast you wanna go 😁

You're very kind 🙂

The last cabin was a crew cabin.

@@gteaz you must be fun at parties

@@raffyoei6647 I was doing well at parties till covid.

Enjoy!

If you buy this boat you will have lots of friends,

Awesome, glad you like them! 😃

3 families and the wives won't be fighting about who has the slum it.

Only ten? You lucky bastard. I'd need 15 or the shortage of teachers has to get even worse.

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Of just be a friend of Putin. Apart from 3\4 megahertz the rest are owned by Russian Oligarchs all in Putin's little box.

Oh man! The architects must do better…now they just lost a client…😂😂😂

Hahahaha.

That and because you short a few million...my "reason"for not buying it is the narrow gym area...lol...and being short a few million

You're very welcome 🙂

You're very welcome! :)

I’ve thought the same, but suspect the staff are either busting their butts, crashing in a bunk, or occasionally enjoying a port visit.

Maybe it's like a parents cottage or something on the lines of that

Extra duties? I’m afraid to ask

Don’t worry Nick, I’m sure you’d make a lovely cabin boy.

I spent the weekend on a business charter back 20 years ago. The ship was smaller than this and obviously less sophisticated then. We invited the crew to dine with us and share our space/ use the spare cabins, but aside from a quick drink with us on the Saturday, they retired back to their comparatively basic cabins. They quite rightly wanted their privacy above all else.

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I thought the same when Nick shut that cabinet door. Seemed a bit 'off' compared to the rest of the boat.

My pleasure!